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n95 face mask respirator, Schiff's comments come after Trump blasted Democrats in a tweetstorm overnight for playing politics with the coronavirus threat. TRUMP RAILS AGAINST DEMS 'WASTING TIME' AMID CORONAVIRUS THREAT All House members were invited to attend an unclassified briefing with government health and safety officials Friday to address the latest developments and response to the viral outbreak that started in China and has infected more than 80,000 people worldwide. Schiff said he found the briefing with career officials helpful but amped up the political fight with the White House over Trump's response.
n95 face mask respirator - I have profound concerns about the management of this at the level of the White House, Schiff said, but there are some good career people who we got the opportunity to talk to today.” One of the briefers was Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. The White House reportedly instructed Fauci not to speak up about the outbreak without prior clearance, The New York Times reported. Fauci was asked at the briefing whether he was being muzzled and the top doc denied it, according to several members.
n95 face mask respirator, “I am not being muzzled,” Fauci told House members, according to Rep. Mark Takano, D-Calif. But Fauci said that the administration asked him to cease media appearances until they learned more about what is going on. TRUMP ADMINISTRATION FORMS NEW CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE COMMITTEE Schiff stressed the importance of professionals speaking up, even if it's in contrast to the president's rosy scenario. Thankfully, we do have good career people at the agencies and we're going to rely on them to be candid with us and [we] have to make sure that they feel comfortable speaking truth to power in an environment in which the administration does [try] to shut down any voice that's inconsistent with their preferred narrative, Schiff said.
n95 face mask respirator - The all-member unclassified briefing got off to a rocky start. Many members had trouble getting into the room in the Capitol because it was too crowded and a number of Republicans were spotted jetting out after finding the room too full. Rep. Paul Mitchell, R-Mich., said he was leaving because Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro, chair of the appropriations subcommittee that handles health funding, was making a partisan opening statement rather than allowing the briefers to speak. Eventually, the meeting moved to a larger room in the Capitol Visitor Center which seemed to quell some concerns.
n95 face mask respirator - The maddening thing is how [coronavirus] has been made into a partisan football the last few days. And even today before this meeting got off the ground, some of them got up and left,” Rep. Doug LaMalfa, R-Calif., said after the meeting. Several members interviewed by Fox News said, in the end, the briefing was serious and helpful in getting the latest information, including the best number for their constituents to call with coronavirus concerns -- (800) 232-4636, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention information line.